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... ripest, jC And are sweeter than italy s wines ; is They klnow where the fruit hangs the thickest, r On the long, thorny blackberry vines. ci They gather the delicate seaweeds, al And build tiny castles of sand; a; They pick up the beautiful seashells- ...

... ELLA WH2ELER WILCOX says that she loves the bustle in a large city. In the country it may mi be in the way, especially in a blackberry clearing. on BtOwN W hose umbrella is this? It looks P like one I lost. Smith : I don'b see how itr can, for I scraped ...

... in September a rash with sores came out upon them. She thought it was caused by chancae of air and diet, and by eating blackberries. She did not send for the doctor, but treated them herself. According to her, they were cured, and 1 the complaint had ...

... safe than the blue i. pill. The juice should be used alone, rejecting - the skins. I. The small-seeded fruits, such as blackberries, 3, figs, raspberries, currants, and strawberries, may d be classed among the best foods and medicines. d The sugar in ...

... In those five ,hours I took 8711h. of roach, not one of which a w ei(,hcd less than --lb. Pounnders were common :o as blackberries on autumn bedgerows, two- r pounders not entirely absent, while here and c there gleamed forth the magnificent proportions ...

... slowly till smooth and thick. by BLACKBERE Y JANL-Boil together a quantitJ Adof apples cut small and ripe blackberries. WE a Pound of blackberries to half a pound of apples! f When soft and pulpy, strain through a hair sieve In and re-boil, Wit haif a ...

... agreeable fruit.. 1, Gooseberries are wholesome, but should be 1 a cooked if eaten in any quantity. Raspberries and : n blackberries are excellent and should be eaten t ,t freely. Strawberriesareprobablythemost heartily e welcomed of our small fruits, ...

... in one direction-'from left to right; whilst the neighbouring black bryony twines i a precisely opposite direction. The blackberries hang in luscious bunches by the road. sides, and all the elder trees swarm with birds in search of their purple-black berries ...

... is often , improved in avour under this treatment. Uses of the Mulberry. The mulberry somewhat resembles a fine, luscious blackberry, of superior flavour. It is tconsidered very wholesome, as It never turns tacid on the stomach, and is salutary for the ...

... trance was a genuine one. we Odds and Ends of f Speculation. ao Eccentric riding and driving wagers were as ne plentiful as blackberries at that time. About the coi coolest of them was the wager of a coachman on tai the Hammersmith road that he could cut off ...

... the antenno of the ?? lobster, and serve with fried parsley in the c' centre of the dish. -Queen. cc Blackberr~Y T~mzy In Put one quart of blackberries into a porcelain- lined kettle, add onc phit of boiling water, a cup of sugar, and the juice of half ...